What was the last movie you watched?

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  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,680
    Like Father (Netflix Original)

    Meh. It had its moments. Kelsey Grammar is very good in it. But it has one of the cheesiest last 15 minutes ever.
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  • goldrush
    goldrush everybody knows this is nowhere Posts: 7,798
    Suburbicon - should have been a lot better given it's a Coen Brothers script

    Greatest Showman - pretty good popcorn flick
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  • TFlyer
    TFlyer DMV (dc,md,va) Posts: 881


    I preferred the theatrical cut honestly, some of the music changes were a little off imo and they actually removed one of my favourite jokes. 
  • Fifthelement
    Fifthelement Lotusland Posts: 6,965
    Saratoga (1937) with Jean Harlow and Clark Gable.


    The Avengers: Infinity War
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  • JK_Livin
    JK_Livin South Jersey Posts: 7,365
    Fletch, still holds up. One of my favorites.
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  • TFlyer
    TFlyer DMV (dc,md,va) Posts: 881


    ...this was bad, I had to turn it off. Between the obnoxious kid actors and the horrible cgi I just couldn't do it...
  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,664
    Last night we watch The Last Movie Star.  I haven't been a huge Burt Reynolds fan but this film totally changed that.  It's basically a fictionalized film biography of Burt Reynolds playing himself.  I was blown away by this movie.  In the extras, director/ screen writer Adam Rifkin talks about how when they were filming a scene where the Reynolds character goes to meet his first wife who who he hasn't seen in many years and who now has Alzheimer's and he apologizes to her for all the mistakes he made in his life, that not a single person on the film crew wasn't crying while they were filming that scene. That really got to me.  There are other scenes that brought tears to my eyes as well.  An amazing film.

    Oh, and Chevy Chase is in it too and he is marvelous!



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  • ThumbingMyWay310
    ThumbingMyWay310 Posts: 94
    Dr. Delight said:
    Return of the Living Dead(1985)
    Classic.
    "Send more paramedics"
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  • ThumbingMyWay310
    ThumbingMyWay310 Posts: 94
    JK_Livin said:
    Fletch, still holds up. One of my favorites.
    Went to Vegas about 15 years ago. Went out and got really hammered and then took the monorail back to Mandalay Bay. I probably couldn't have recited the alphabet, but another guy on there and I were quoting Fletch nonstop.
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  • TFlyer
    TFlyer DMV (dc,md,va) Posts: 881


    great rock n roll road film, lots of funny moments and a hilarious cast...



    ...coming from someone who regularly watches horror, the gore level in this one is off the charts :rofl:
  • eeriepadave
    eeriepadave West Chester, PA Posts: 43,217
    Highlander (1986)

    Never saw it before (oooops)  It was interesting and kinda/odd weird in a good way.  Soundtrack was pretty awesome w/ Queen.
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  • BLACK35
    BLACK35 Hanover, Ontario Posts: 22,972
    Tomb Raider (the one without Angelia Jolie) - Actually didn't mind it
    Black Panther - Didn't like it, actually almost turned it out, but had invested too much time in to it not to finish it
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  • CROJAM95
    CROJAM95 Posts: 10,845
    Blackkklansman 

    it was good
  • Dr. Delight
    Dr. Delight Posts: 11,210
    TFlyer said:




    ...coming from someone who regularly watches horror, the gore level in this one is off the charts :rofl:
    This is next on my list.
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  • TFlyer
    TFlyer DMV (dc,md,va) Posts: 881


    Saw this in the theater, was really enjoyable...



    finally watching this one...
  • dankind
    dankind Posts: 20,841
    Tried to watch Paddington last night with the kids. My daughter kept ripping these rotting-corpse farts, though, and I just had to leave the room. 

    I was enjoying the film up until then.
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  • eeriepadave
    eeriepadave West Chester, PA Posts: 43,217
    dankind said:
    Tried to watch Paddington last night with the kids. My daughter kept ripping these rotting-corpse farts, though, and I just had to leave the room. 

    I was enjoying the film up until then.
    :lol: 
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  • Annafalk
    Annafalk Sweden Posts: 4,004
    dankind said:
    Tried to watch Paddington last night with the kids. My daughter kept ripping these rotting-corpse farts, though, and I just had to leave the room. 

    I was enjoying the film up until then.
    Hahaha 
    Paddington is so cute and innocent :) 
  • TFlyer
    TFlyer DMV (dc,md,va) Posts: 881
    edited August 2018
    BLACK35 said:
    Tomb Raider (the one without Angelia Jolie) - Actually didn't mind it
    Black Panther - Didn't like it, actually almost turned it out, but had invested too much time in to it not to finish it
    I really like Alicia Vikander and I feel bad for her because you could tell she was REALLY trying to make the new Tomb Raider work and it just doesn't have the spark that the other two films did. That being said I saw it in the cinema and bought the blu ray just to support it because I believe that it does deserve attention. 

    I also agree though I thought the Black Panther movie was a waste of time, some of the cgi in it was atrocious and his bits in Avengers Infinity War (which I saw first) were much better than his standalone outing all together.....I thought the girl who played Shuri was really great though. 
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  • No Coder
    No Coder Brisbane Posts: 1,126
    DarthMaeglin said:
    F Me In The Brain said:
    DarthMaeglin said:
    The Last Samurai

    Not usually a fan of Cruise, but this may be my favourite of his movies that I've seen (it's that or the cheesefest that is Top Gun, lol).  Samurai was good enough that the couple cheesy moments didn't bother me, just disappointed I didn't watch this sooner.  The battle scenes were especially good, pre-cgi armies, lol.
    My favorite TC starring movie.  He has been in other movies that I may like more but this is the one I have watched the most times.

    The other standout of that movie was Ken Watanabe, I thought.  Going to give it a second watch before I return my buddy's borrowed copy, lol.
    I have watched this so many times! In my top 10 favourite films all time. I do like a decent amount of TC films, but this is at the top of the pile.

    Others I rate are - Collateral, Mission Impossible, Born on the 4th of July, Edge of Tomorrow, Jerry Maguire, Magnolia (not really a TC film though). Most of his films I enjoy watching though, with very few absolute duds
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